Your credit card is a tool that can help you make purchases and pay some of your bills, but you can use it when you need cash, too. A cash advance allows you to borrow money against your available ...

Nearly one in four Americans don’t have an emergency fund, according to Bankrate. If you’re among those without enough cash on hand to cover an unexpected expense, you may be tempted to use a credit ...

When you lack the money in your bank account to deal with an unexpected cost, a credit card cash advance is one way to get quick access to needed funds — but there are some major downsides. You’ll be ...

A credit card cash advance provides instant access to funds during emergencies but carries high interest rates, transaction fees, and no reward benefits, making repayment discipline essential.

You generally can use your credit card to bet on sports, though some states prohibit you from doing so. Sports betting is considered a cash advance, which may limit how and how much you are able to ...

On December 16, the CFPB released a data spotlight examining the potential link between a rise in cash advance fees charged for credit card transactions and the legalization and expansion of sports ...